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劉禪
liú chán
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Liu Chan 劉禪|刘禅 (207-271), son of Liu Bei, reigned as Shu Han emperor 233-263
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參禪
cān chán
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to practice Chan Buddhist meditation;
to practice Zen meditation;
to sit in meditation
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受禪
shòu shàn
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to accept abdication
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口頭禪
kǒu tóu chán
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Zen saying repeated as cant;
(fig.) catchphrase;
mantra;
favorite expression;
stock phrase
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坐禪
zuò chán
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to sit in meditation;
to meditate
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打禪
dǎ chán
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to meditate (of Buddhist)
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永貞內禪
yǒng zhēn nèi shàn
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Yongzhen abdication of 805
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班禪
bān chán
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Panchen (Lama);
abbr. for 班禪額爾德尼|班禅额尔德尼[Ban1 chan2 E2 er3 de2 ni2]
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班禪喇嘛
bān chán lǎ ma
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Panchen Lama
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班禪額爾德尼
bān chán é ěr dé ní
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Panchen Erdeni or Panchen Lama;
abbr. to 班禪|班禅[Ban1 chan2]
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禪位
shàn wèi
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to abdicate (as king)
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禪修
chán xiū
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to practice Zen (esp. meditation)
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禪城
chán chéng
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see 禪城區|禅城区[Chan2 cheng2 qu1]
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禪城區
chán chéng qū
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Chancheng district, Foshan city, Guangdong
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禪堂
chán táng
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meditation room (in Buddhist monastery)
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禪宗
chán zōng
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Zen Buddhism
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禪師
chán shī
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honorific title for a Buddhist monk
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禪房
chán fáng
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a room in a Buddhist monastery;
a temple
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禪杖
chán zhàng
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the staff of a Buddhist monk
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禪林
chán lín
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a Buddhist temple
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禪機
chán jī
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Buddhism subtleties;
Buddhist allegory
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禪讓
shàn ràng
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to abdicate
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禪門五宗
chán mén wǔ zōng
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the five schools of Chan Buddhism (idiom)
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禪院
chán yuàn
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Buddhist hall
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褒禪山
bāo chán shān
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Mt Baochan in Anhui;
formerly known as Mt Hua 華山|华山
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